Baby Boom Series Dominates Israeli Ratings, Outperforming News Programs
The Israeli television ratings for the past week show "Baby Boom" on Keshet 12 as the clear leader in prime time, attracting 274,000 viewers and achieving a 10.8% rating. This success placed it ahead of Channel 14's "The Patriots" (6.5% rating, 177,000 viewers) and "In Riklin's Sukkah" (4.6% rating, 133,000 viewers).
In the main news broadcast segment, Keshet 12's "News 12" secured the top spot with 353,000 viewers and a 12.1% rating. Channel 14's news program followed with 154,000 viewers and a 6.2% rating, surpassing Channel 13's news which garnered 146,000 viewers and a 4.2% rating. Kan 11's news program concluded the segment with 75,000 viewers and a 3.1% rating.
Keshet 12 also led the late-night ratings. "Magic Personal - Chazi Din" achieved 7.5% with 211,000 viewers, and "Avri and Shaki" recorded 5.4% with 136,000 viewers. Kan 11's "Night News" had 73,000 viewers and a 2.7% rating, while a rerun of "Meeting with Roni Kovan" only managed 23,000 viewers and a 0.8% rating.
Channel 13's late-night offerings, "The Day That Was" and a compilation of "The Tube," both registered 2.5% ratings. Channel 14's "Open the שי" received a 2.0% rating with 65,000 viewers, and "The Magazine" had 39,000 viewers for a 1.4% rating. Kan 11's documentary "Naomi Shemer - Between Grass and Stone" garnered 5.2% and 132,000 viewers.
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